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lack of exposure...

I am just sharing my experience in handling students in ICU, We have only 4 days for the whole exposure and students are not allowed to handle patients..:uhoh3:.they only absorb what I am teaching like lectures, reporting and teaching about machines, etc.:rolleyes:..I am worried because they were very smart, very responsible students, much better if they can handle patients so that they can apply those mind boggling theories and nursing interventions...exposure is a must but we cannot handle cases,:angryfire we only stayed at ICU for lectures..:crying2:.Whats the use?:o?? need advice/tips..thank you..

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I am just sharing my experience in handling students in ICU, We have only 4 days for the whole exposure and students are not allowed to handle patients..l..

Is this "no hands on" a policy of the hospital?

The more senses the students use (including "touch"), the more they will learn.

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